I have literally stared at it for minutes trying to find the seams.

It might be the greatest wrestling gif ever.

I have literally stared at it for minutes trying to find the seams.

Me too. When the camera zooms in on Orton? That's my only guess

I have literally stared at it for minutes trying to find the seams.

Me too. When the camera zooms in on Orton? That's my only guess

 

Yeah, there's a cut there.

This is "The Rope" of pro-wrestling gifs.

Yeah... about as seamless as these things get. Pretty amazing job.

Does anybody here have the disk by disk match listings for the 80s All Japan set? I remember seeing it a while ago, but can't seem to find it. Any help would be very much appreciated.

Sent.

Thanks everybody.

RIP El Brazo.

 

This one really has made me sad as I grew up watching Los Brazos. Juan was a kindhearted but troubled man who had a really bad alcohol problem two decades ago that killed his career as a main event star dead. At one point he was so bad that he'd drink antiseptic alcohol when there was nothing else to drink. I know that he got his life back together at some point in the early 00s but I haven't followed lucha libre for a long time so I don't know if he'd fallen off the wagon.

 

Here's a fun picture of Los Brazos with Billy Anderson, a simple shot that really captures their goofy and charming nature.

 

Hi...I am new here, so I hope this isnt a really stupid question, but what is the deal with the password protected forums?

 

Ta

 

Karl

Password protected forums

Understood...

Sad to hear about El Brazo.

How far back does the PWTorch online archive go? I'm thinking about subscribing for a couple of months to download all the content that I need (I don't care/need their current newsletter, podcasts, etc., with the Observer I have enough.). I remember they used to have pretty good interviews back in the 90s but I haven't seen a Torch in perhaps 13 years.

I cannot believe there have been two Billy Anderson references in the last two days of my life and I only made one of them

How far back does the PWTorch online archive go? I'm thinking about subscribing for a couple of months to download all the content that I need (I don't care/need their current newsletter, podcasts, etc., with the Observer I have enough.). I remember they used to have pretty good interviews back in the 90s but I haven't seen a Torch in perhaps 13 years.

Starting with a partial year of 1988 until present with some gaps and some are in just in text/HTML format. He filling in the gaps and converting Newsletters to PDF format on a weekly basis.

So this was posted on the S & W board. Not sure if it's been put up here before.

 

 

 

https://twitter.com/VinceMcMahon/status/390922082571538432

 

I absolutely love this. Of course Vince McMahon has a Tyrannosaurus skull on his wall.

https://twitter.com/VinceMcMahon/status/390922082571538432

 

I absolutely love this. Of course Vince McMahon has a Tyrannosaurus skull on his wall.

The Tyrannosaur and its physical features remind Vince to never employ another Chris Benoit.

Tyrannosauruses are gifted entertainers with a tremendous athletic prowess and a voracious appetite for life.

Does anybody have a better bodyslam than Jumbo Tsuruta?

https://twitter.com/VinceMcMahon/status/390922082571538432

 

I absolutely love this. Of course Vince McMahon has a Tyrannosaurus skull on his wall.

I love that the real Vince twitter isn't that far off from "Cranky Vince".

Does anybody have a better bodyslam than Jumbo Tsuruta?

He does have a nice one.

 

There is someone else in the back of my mind who had something of a Sack Of Potatoes body slam that was nice: it just seemed like the guy was heaving his opponent, not in a stiff way but in a nice visual way.

Finlay has an awesome body slam. Probably the only guy I can think of who had a body slam that I could buy as a finish.